class Thread

Creates a new thread that will execute the job function, then exit after all events are processed. You can specify a custom exception handler onAbort or else Thread.onAbort will be called.

Returns the current thread. If you are calling this function from a native thread that is not the main thread and was not created by Thread.create, this will return you a native thread with a null EvenLoop and isNative set to true. You need to call disposeNative() on such value on thread termination.

Returns a list of all currently running threads. This excludes native threads which were created without Thread.create and have not been registered with a call to Thread.current().

Returns the main thread

Registers f to be called when a thread is about to start executing its job.

Tells if we needs to wait for the thread to terminate before we stop the main loop (default:true).

Tells if a thread is a native thread that is not managed by Haxe. See Thread.current for details.

Allows to query or change the name of the thread. On some platforms this might allow debugger to identify threads.

This function is called when an uncaught exception aborted a thread. The error will be printed to stdout but this function can be redefined.

It is generally good practice to call any previously existing callback from functions assigned to this.

Registers f to be called when the thread is exiting. In the case of an exception, it is called after onAbort.

It is not guaranteed to be called if the thread is killed in a way that does not lead to normal termination. Any callback assigned to this should not throw an exception.

Registers f to be called once the thread has completed executing its job successfully. It is not called if the thread has thrown an exception.